Cantonese Resources for Non-Fluent Parents
I’ve always been obsessed with reading and collecting books (two hobbies in their own right) and ow I have AJ, I’m now doubly obsessed! I have lots more translations of AJ’s children’s books on the way. Today, we’re reading “That’s Not My Pony”, which is the second translation I’ve done from the “That’s not my…”… Continue reading That’s Not My Pony! Cantonese Translation
Each Sunday, we’re adding to both our baby sign langauge and Cantonese vocabulary inspired by our Sing and Sign class of the week. Remember, I’ve also made Quizlet deck especially for learning signs. If you need to catch up, here is what we learnt last week. Sign of the Week 唔 m4 + ··· |… Continue reading Saying No and Reading Books (Baby Sign Language – Week 2)
AJ and joined our first Sing and Sign class this week and we absolutely loved it. AJ sat entranced by the session facilitator and was full of smiles and happy arm flaps. If you haven’t heard of Sign and Sign before, it’s a class that teaches baby sign language through different songs and aims to… Continue reading Baby Sign Language for Bilingual Babies (Week 1)
Even though he can’t read, AJ already has a favourite author- he adores every Eric Carle book we have. Something about the bold illustrations makes him wiggle with excitement. Written Cantonese and Jyutping Translation Thanks to Cantonese for Families, I read ‘Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?’ in Cantonese nearly everyday. I printed… Continue reading Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? Cantonese Colouring Printables and Translation
AJ loves buses. Even though he’s only 6 months old, he loves watching bus, being on a bus, and being sang ‘The Wheels on the Bus’. I end up singing the nursery rhyme to him multiple times in a day. I then came across this video from Twinklebots Cantonese that inspired me to learn how… Continue reading The Wheels on the Bus Cantonese and Jyutping Lyrics
I love reading to AJ in Cantonese but unfortunately, there aren’t many books out there that I can read to him as I rely on Jyutping. I’ve spent weeks scouring the internet for more translations of popular children’s books but eventually, I came to the conclusion that I would need to start making my own… Continue reading That’s Not My Puppy! Cantonese Translation
Mama Bear Cantonese 